You got a killer scene there, man

Yesterday I decided to crack on with something else I have been putting off for a while - the scenery for my wargames table. To be honest I kept forgetting it needed doing until I would dig it out for a game. These are all based on terrain scatter bases from Fenris Games. The nice chap who runs it created these for me but you can also buy the from their store here and here.

I added some polyfilla, rocks and sand (sealed with PVA for for durability).




Here's a close up.



For practicality the trees are removable during play and are attached to the bases with magnets. Here is a wood base with the trees removed.



And lastly here is a quick bones mini I knocked up for inclusion in our D&D party. He is playing the part of Aaron Tallbow in the Dragonlance Classics campaign I am running at the moment.



And in other news I have finally made a start on those ghouls I have been putting off for a while.

Like a boss

And carrying on with the work bench clean up I have four Orc Bosses to lead some of my units.



There is now very little left on the workbench.

Being adventurous

A bit more desk tidying. These have been sitting around half painted for a while so I decided to get them finished.



There's now more room on my workbench but there are still some miniatures on there begging to be finished.

Ello ello Elohi

And the winner is ... The last unit of Elohi.



Well that's the last of them done.

Mintoaur detour

Okay so these don't look much like undead either. These are the last three non KickStarter bones minis that I had hoped to complete before my KS shipment arrived. I didn't quite manage that but here they are anyway. I seem to be having a little clear out of the minis which are sitting half painted on my workbench to make room for the minis I'm meant to be painting.



This friendly chap will be seeing action in our next D&D session.



And these two where just getting in my way. Now ... more undead or more desk tidying?

I'm painting angels instead

Yes, I know I said I'd keep going with the undead but I've been making a slight detour. I'm going to a tournament next weekend with friend and frequent opponent Daniel. Now Daniel had decided to bring a an entirely new (and very effective) army to the event but was running short of painting time due to having a new baby in the house. Just in case he didn't manage to get everything painted up in time I decided to paint up some of my miniatures which he could use as a fall back plan. As things turned out they painted up pretty quickly, but as Daniel has been making good progress with his own army it looks like they might not be needed after all..

Some Basilean Elohi (or angels to the rest of us).



And also a phoenix - painted in less than a day.







And here's a shot which gives you an idea of scale - he's quite a large beastie.



And now back to painting undead .. maybe.

Kings and things

And here are the characters for the 1600 point tournament army.



The two on the left are Mantic (Limited edition standard bearer and necromancer) and the two on the right are GW LOTR Morgul Knights (with a Mantic banner). The Morgul Knights fit in really well scale (and style) wise with the Mantic miniatures and I have used various Mantic parts to convert them, well only one in the photo above but there will be more to see in the second batch of characters I will be doing shortly.

And to wrap things up I decided to quickly paint up a batch of wound markers that I started work on over a year ago.



A quick splash of paint and they are ready to go. Now I won't need to use my elf wound markers for the undead army.